The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Giarabub, Libya. 1941-03. Captain T. J. Schmedje, Officer Commanding Machine Gun Platoon, 2/10th Australian Infantry Battalion, and Lieutenant Colonel A. D. Verrier DCM ED, Commanding Officer, 2/10th Australian Infantry Battalion, on the track from Mersa Matruh to Giarabub.
Giarabub, Libya. March 1941. Headquarters, 18th Australian Infantry Brigade. Pictured, left to right: Captain I. D. Hayward, Staff Captain, Brigade, 2/10th Australian Infantry Battalion; Major T. J. D
Giarabub, Libya. 22 March 1941. Italian prisoners of war (POWs) at Headquarters, 18th Australian Infantry Brigade. Lieutenant Colonel A. D. Verrier DCM ED, Commanding Officer, 2/10th Australian Infant
Giarabub, Libya. March 1941. Personnel of D Company, 2/10th Australian Infantry Battalion, take a break during their journey to Giarabub from Mersa Matruh beside a truck which is part of a transport c
Giarabub, Libya. March 1941. Officers' Mess, Headquarters, 18th Australian Infantry Brigade. Pictured, left to right: Captain W. N. Parry-Okeden, 2/9th Australian Infantry Battalion, Brigade Transport
Giarabub, Libya. 18 March 1941. Lieutenant T. K. Fisher, 2/10th Australian Infantry Battalion, Officer Commanding Anti-Aircraft Detachment (left), and Private Blackwood, 2/10th Australian Infantry Bat
Giarabub, Libya. 18 March 1941. Lunch at Headquarters, 18th Australian Infantry Brigade, Ain Melfa. Pictured, left to right: Lieutenant T. K. Fisher, 2/10th Australian Infantry Battalion, appears to b
